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Reverse Print on Glass, La Bonne Mere. C1820-40
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Reverse Print on Glass, La Bonne Mere. C1820-40

18th century
Description

A large Georgian reverse print onto glass.

Tilted La Bonne Mere, or good mother

The original by by Nicholas De Launat 1732

In original frame. this has been over painted a few times but suits the print perfectly

Date of Manufacture

Junk Antiques & Interiors has dated this Reverse Glass Picture Print to the 18th Century.

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Height
70cm (27.56")
Width
55cm (21.65")
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SA1245390
Description
A large Georgian reverse print onto glass.

Tilted La Bonne Mere, or good mother

The original by by Nicholas De Launat 1732

In original frame. this has been over painted a few times but suits the print perfectly

Date of Manufacture

Junk Antiques & Interiors has dated this Reverse Glass Picture Print to the 18th Century.

Height
70cm (27.56")
Width
55cm (21.65")
Reference Numbers
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SA1245390
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An early nineteenth-century reverse print on glass depicting a French figurative scene in an oval reserve, framed in light grey painted wood.
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Archive I An early nineteenth-century reverse print on glass depicting a French figurative scene in an oval reserve, framed in light grey painted wood.

Reverse Print on Glass, La Bonne Mere. C1820-40

Archive II An early nineteenth-century reverse print on glass depicting a French figurative scene in an oval reserve, framed in light grey painted wood. View II
Archive III An early nineteenth-century reverse print on glass depicting a French figurative scene in an oval reserve, framed in light grey painted wood. View III
Archive IV An early nineteenth-century reverse print on glass depicting a French figurative scene in an oval reserve, framed in light grey painted wood. View IV
Archive V An early nineteenth-century reverse print on glass depicting a French figurative scene in an oval reserve, framed in light grey painted wood. View V
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An early nineteenth-century reverse print on glass depicting a French figurative scene in an oval reserve, framed in light grey painted wood.
Reverse Print on Glass, La Bonne Mere. C1820-40
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An early nineteenth-century reverse print on glass depicting a French figurative scene in an oval reserve, framed in light grey painted wood.
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  • ObjectPictures & Prints
  • Period18th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialGlass, Wood
  • ColourGold and Silver
  • MotifsOval vignette, Figurative genre scene, Moulded frame, Coat of arms detail
  • SizeH 70 cm (28 in) x W 55 cm (22 in)

This Georgian reverse print on glass, titled La Bonne Mere, dates from the eighteenth century in the Regency style. The figurative genre scene within an oval vignette depicts a woman and children in a dark landscape setting with touches of gold and green, complemented by a coat of arms detail at the lower center. The piece is set within an original moulded wood frame finished in a light grey paint with visible wear from past overpainting. The frame features linear reeded detailing along its borders. The item measures 70 cm high and 55 cm wide. Suitable for placement above a sideboard in a living room, hallway or dining room, this artwork brings a period French chateau aesthetic to a home. The glass surface exhibits historical patination and signs of age, while the painted wooden frame shows a textured, distressed character that suits the antique print.

Reverse glass printing is a technique where an engraved paper print is transferred face-down onto glass, treated to make the paper translucent, and then coloured from behind to produce a luminous framed image.

These pieces were created using flat plate glass, paper engravings, oil paints, and varnishes, often housed in moulded timber or gesso frames with metallic foil accents.

Authentic period examples display natural age-related oxidisation, slight flaking or crackle to the pigments on the reverse side, and period-correct glass featuring slight distortions or air bubbles.

Display the artwork alongside neutral textured walls, antique timber furniture, or as part of a gallery wall to blend classical figurative art with modern aesthetic schemes.

Dust the front frame and glass gently with a dry microfibre cloth; avoid applying liquid cleaners directly to the glass surface to prevent moisture from seeping behind the frame edge and damaging the backing paint.
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